🎃👩‍🏫🧡 Wishing all the teachers strength, patience, and a bottomless caffeine supply as you navigate Halloween in the classroom! May your lessons be spooky, your students be calm-ish, and your costume game be on point. Happy Halloween!

📰💡 It's Media Literacy Week and the perfect time to empower students to think critically about the news they consume. Check out one of our favorite resources from PBS LearningMedia: Media Mastery. These images from the resource asks students to compare an articles for how they present evidence.

There is still time to get your free ticket! Join us at the GBH Studio at the Boston Public Library TONIGHT for an evening exploring how inclusive storytelling can deepen our understanding of America’s past. 🔗 RSVP here: https://bit.ly/3VVD5IM

Celebrate National Civics Day with Game Changers: Your Rights in Action. This new series brings powerful stories of civic engagement to life. Find the full series free in the Civics Collection on PBS LearningMedia.

We had an incredible time at the MA STEM Teacher Fair! Connecting with educators, hearing classroom stories, and sharing our free resources was truly inspiring. And shoutout to those who wowed us with their Whirligigs! Try it with the Super Duper Wombats Whirligig Lesson Plan on PBS LearningMedia.

🎉 Celebrate Mass STEM Week with free resources on PBS LearningMedia! It’s officially MA STEM Week, and this year’s theme is “STEM Starts Now," a reminder that STEM learning can begin at any age and lead to exciting opportunities for all. Explore some of our most popular STEM collections today!

🌊 The Gulf of Maine is warming faster than 97% of the world’s oceans. From shifting ecosystems to resilient communities, this region offers a powerful look into how life adapts to climate change. Dive into a curated collection of resources designed for students free on PBS LearningMedia.

🎊 Happy first day of MassCUE! If you are attending, come say hi to our team! We will be at a booth in the non-profit atrium, and we will have a session each day. Look for GBH Education and PBS LearningMedia.

We’re thrilled to invite educators, historians, and community members to join us for a FREE event exploring how inclusive storytelling can deepen our understanding of America’s past. 🔗 RSVP here: https://bit.ly/3VVD5IM

Today on Indigenous Peoples' Day, we celebrate the rich histories, cultures, and civic contributions of Indigenous communities across the U.S. Share this legacy with your students using this interactive image from PBS LearningMedia that highlights Indigenous civic actors.

🌍 Happy Earth Science Week! 🌎 Bring NOVA resources into your classroom using this Earth and space sciences collection. Have students investigate fundamental questions about the origins of the universe, our planet, and the processes that shaped our world. Find it FREE on PBS LearningMedia.

🎉 Exciting news! We're thrilled to be exhibiting and presenting at the MassCUE Annual Conference at Gillette Stadium next week. 🏟️ #MassCUE25 #MassCUE #EdTech

Teach students how humans could launch objects into space, inspired by ancient slingshot technology, with these NOVA videos from PBS LearningMedia.

🚀 It’s World Space Week! 🚀 Explore the cosmos without leaving the classroom 🌌 Our Bringing the Universe to America's Classrooms collection—developed with NASA—is packed with free, standards-aligned resources that launch science learning into orbit. Find it on PBS LearningMedia!

📚✨ Happy World Teachers’ Day! ✨📚 To the mentors who inspire, the leaders who empower, and the champions of curiosity—thank you. Your impact goes far beyond the classroom. You shape minds, build futures, and light the way for generations. 🌟 Today, we celebrate YOU!

Today is Observe the Moon Night! Prepare your students for moon observations with the PEEP animated interactive storybook! This PBS LearningMedia resource gives students an opportunity to practice observing, analyzing, and describing the Moon’s appearance in the sky.

Join us for a FREE workshop with @KQEDedspace that explores ways to center student civic voice in your classroom with audio storytelling. Perfect for middle & high school educators ready to empower youth voice through media. 🗓️ Oct 7 | 7-8PM EDT 🔗 Registration Link: https://bit.ly/4lNaRKv

We are thrilled to be participating in the 2025 Massachusetts Teacher STEM Fair. If you are local, join us for what is sure to be an awesome day celebrating all things STEM!

Have your students explore the salmon life cycle with this live-action segment from the PBS KIDS series MOLLY OF DENALI®. After watching the video, students can role-play the life cycle using a scripted story and props! Find the resources free on PBS LearningMedia.

🎷✨ Miss our groovy webinar with Kwame Alexander? Now you can watch on demand and learn how Acoustic Rooster went from beloved book to animated PBS KIDS special. Perfect for librarians, educators, music teachers & jazz lovers! 📺 Watch the recorded webinar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8mNdPFpGHg

🚨 New classroom-ready resources from FRONTLINE! Have students explore the personal sacrifices that investigative journalist Christo Grozev suffers in his efforts to report on the Putin regime in these videos and accompanying discussion questions. Find them free on PBS LearningMedia.

🍂 Fall into learning! 🍎✨ This season, turn classic autumn adventures into hands-on lessons in math, literacy, and science. These videos, games, and resources make it easy to celebrate the magic of autumn while sparking curiosity in students of all ages. Find it on PBS LearningMedia.

Our team had a blast at the Cambridge Science Festival this weekend! We loved watching kids work it out as they put their problem-solving skills to the test with our Wombats! activities. We were also blown away by the incredibly inventive engineering that happened in our DESIGN SQUAD challenge.

We are thrilled to be participating in the Cambridge Science Carnival again! The Carnival is a yearly celebration of all things STEAM! Come find our booth and try fun, hands-on activities- plus leave with lots of GBH and PBS swag!

📜 Happy Constitution Day! Today we commemorate its signing in Philadelphia on September 17, 1787. Want to bring the Constitution to life for your students? Check out this interactive lesson from our Civics Collection called Explore the U.S. Constitution. Find it free on PBS LearningMedia.

In the Trail of Tears: The Cherokee Fight Against Removal, students are introduced to the Cherokees' struggle to remain on their land in the early 1800s. Students explore the assimilation strategy of the Cherokee Nation and its eventual impact on their fate. Find it free on PBS LearningMedia.

🗓️ ✨ Today marks the start of Hispanic Heritage Month. Dive into lesser known stories with American Historia, available free on PBS LearningMedia. This docuseries uncovers the legacy of Latino heroes, innovators, and civilizations.

🌟 🛠️ New resource from NOVA! Learn about efforts to design and develop a machine that enables a single person to play Double Dutch, a game that typically requires multiple players, with these videos from NOVA Building Stuff: Boost It. Find it free on PBS LearningMedia!

📚 Our Jane Austen summer book club has officially ended, and now it is time to test how well you know the beloved author! See how high you can score on this MASTERPIECE trivia quiz about the literary icon, her works, and Austen in pop culture! Take the quiz here: https://to.pbs.org/41zSbqC

🌍 This #WorldWildlifeDay, let’s celebrate the wild ways nature can stay connected—from Yellowstone to the Yukon! Discover how scientists and conservationists are working to preserve wildlife corridors that allow animals to roam freely and safely across vast landscapes. Find it on PBS LearningMedia.

Join author Kwame Alexander and producers Julius Harper & Nicole Velez for a jazzy webinar exploring Acoustic Rooster—from book to PBS KIDS special! Discover how music and performing arts can inspire young learners, and get access to FREE resources. https://bit.ly/4fcKaNI

🎓 Calling all high school educators! Ready to spark deeper conversations in your classroom this year? Watch this webinar and discover how to engage students with today’s most pressing issues, from poverty and voting rights to global affairs involving China and Russia. 🌍🗳️ https://bit.ly/4mvlx1K

💧 Dive into World Water Week with your students! 🌍 Explore our relationship with water and examine how our success as a species is tied to our control of this precious resource with the H2O: The Molecule that Made Us collection. With free resources like interactive lessons and engaging videos!

💡 SXSW EDU celebrates innovation and learning in education. We’re excited to share that two of our sessions are up for consideration in the PanelPicker. Help us get selected by voting here: https://participate.sxsw.com/flow/sxsw/sxsw26/community-voting-edu/page/community-voting?search=gbh

In 1917, Alice Paul and a dozen women made history. Draped in purple, white, and gold, they stood at the gates of the White House, demanding the vote. Explore this history with "Divided Tactics in Pursuit of the 19th Amendment" found on PBS LearningMedia.

We are proud to create PBS LearningMedia collections, such as the U.S. History Collection and the Civics Collection, which are trusted by teachers, intentionally created with teachers and advisors, and backed by research. prospect.org/education/20...

The White House has officially asked Congress to approve a rescission package — a rare and extreme measure taken with the broader goal of eliminating public media entirely. This would be devastating for local stations and the communities that depend on them. (1/2)

"From Twitter algorithms to a largely animated explanation of how juries function, most resources in the collection can freshen up civics instruction and make a lesson pop." Read the full review of our Civics Collection from School Library Journal here: www.slj.com/story/slj-re...

'The Dress' debate turns 10 today! Have your students discuss if they think its white/gold or black/blue, then share with them this NOVA resource that explains how the brain interprets color! pbslearningmedia.org/resource/nvy...

Share with your students the stories of women in science and engineering with The Secret Life of Scientists & Engineers from PBS LearningMedia. The series profiles leading scientists, showing what they’re like when the lab coats come off, and reveals to viewers a human side of science.

Looking for ways to bring #BlackHistoryMonth into the classroom? This PBS LearningMedia collection has got you covered! This collection has been curated to showcase Black excellence through contributions, achievements, and ideas across subjects and eras. pbslearningmedia.org/collection/c...

PBS LearningMedia has over 30,000 free, standards-aligned multimedia educational materials for PreK-12 learning spaces. wisconsin.pbslearningmedia.org

Hello! New online educational material on nuclear weapons policy for high school students and teachers on PBS LearningMedia! I was honored to be able to be an advisor for this project! Take a look! thinktv.pbslearningmedia.org/collection/n...

Warming faster than 97 percent of the world’s oceans, the Gulf of Maine provides a window into how wildlife and people are adapting to rapid climate changes. Bring this unique ecosystem to your classroom with resources from this new PBS LearningMedia collection: pbslearningmedia.org/collection/s...

As 2024 comes to an end, we are reflecting on how thankful we are for teachers like you who make our work have meaning! Inspired by Spotify Wrapped, we present you with our GBH on PBS LearningMedia Wrapped! Wishing you a relaxing break and wonderful start to the new year. Thank you teachers!